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State poetry society names new editor
Published July 10, 2009, 12:33 am, Rapid City Journal
Francie Davis cannot pass up a brand-new, crisp, clean college-ruled notebook.
Bottom burps, stinky feet and other poems
Published July 9, 2009, 12:56 pm, Guardian Unlimited
Old Etonian, friend of David Cameron, the (very) wealthy man behind the Purple Ronnie franchise ... there are numerous reasons not to like Giles Andreae. But, warns Jon Henley you should never judge a book by its cover Let us count the reasons not to like Giles Andreae. He went to Eton, and to Oxford. He shares a bright and airy office in Notting Hill with Richard Curtis. And with Mariella ...
Essential summer reading
Published July 9, 2009, 6:01 am, Evening Standard
Perhaps next year we really will all be taking e-readers on our hols, weightlessly loaded with as many titles as we like, so we can browse at our leisure.
Uganda: The Soft Side to Judge Ogoola
Published July 9, 2009, 3:16 am, AllAfrica.com
Kampala — We stood on the terrain next to the newly constructed and to-be-commissioned "England house" at Kings College Budo. Justice James Munange Ogoola, was clad in a light suit. When he learnt I was a journalist, he uttered a few words which he thought I should note down.
Former editor wins Lakeland Book of Year award
Published July 8, 2009, 5:22 am, The News and Star
The 25th Lakeland Book Awards achieved a new high when north Cumbrian authors born and bred snapped up the top prizes at this year’s “Booker of the North”.
Ex-editor Keith wins Booker of the North
Published July 8, 2009, 3:52 am, The News and Star
THE 25th Lakeland Book Awards achieved a new high yesterday when north Cumbrian authors born and bred snapped up the top prizes at this year’s “Booker of the North”.
Local Students Provide Poetry in Motion
Published July 7, 2009, 2:24 pm, WCAV Charlottesville
Many Charlottesville bus passengers can now read poetry by local school children as the result of a new project involving the transit system and city schools.
A Personal Remembrance of Vasily Aksyonov
Published July 7, 2009, 11:51 am, The Moscow Times
07 July 2009 By John Freedman / The Moscow Times I received the news that Vasily Aksyonov died Monday evening about an hour after the event was made public. My wife, Oksana, heard the news on the radio and called to tell me. I spent the next few hours in a state of agitation.
Locals create art and music inspired by More London estate
Published July 7, 2009, 4:16 am, London SE1
Members of local groups including Bermondsey International Parents Group and Stones End Day Centre have worked with arts charity Create to devise works inspired by the More London business estate.
For teacher, late father's poems unforgettable
Published July 6, 2009, 1:36 am, Delaware County Times
PLYMOUTH MEETING — Patrick O'Shea had worked his way up in the ranks of the Penn Central Railroad to become a conductor in the early 1970s. Beyond his life at Conway Yard near Pittsburgh, he had his wife Carolyn and their two young sons. He liked to fish, his favorite season was fall and he loved to write poetry.
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